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SKU: WX2*0716159
Built for hard-use carry and close-quarters utility, this combat knife takes its cues from classic trench weapons while fitting a modern gear setup. The 10.5-inch clip-point blade with black finish is paired with a 6061 aluminum handle, D-ring grip, and ring guard to help provide control and hand protection during demanding use. A high carbon steel skull-crusher pommel adds to its combat-oriented design, while the MOLLE-compatible Secure-Ex sheath with Cor-Ex belt loops and retaining straps supports flexible carry options. It is a purpose-driven choice for hunters and outdoorsmen who want a rugged, tactical-style knife with straightforward deployment and secure retention.
Classic Trench-weapon
Styling inspired by World War
Aluminum D-ring
Handle provides a secure grip
Ring Guard
Adds hand protection during close-quarters
Molle-compatible Secure-ex
Sheath supports flexible carry options
Includes Cor-ex
Belt loops and retaining straps
| Blade Finish | black finish |
|---|---|
| Blade Length | 10.5 in |
| Blade Steel | SK-5 high carbon steel |
| Blade Style | clip-point |
| Guard | ring guard |
| Handle Material | 6061 aluminum |
| Handle Type | Aluminum D-ring handle |
| Molle Compatible | Yes |
| Pommel | high carbon steel skull-crusher pommel |
| Sheath | MOLLE-compatible Secure-Ex sheath with Cor-Ex belt loops and retaining straps |
| Sheath Material | Secure-Ex |
It is described as a combat knife made in the style of a classic trench weapon used in World War I and World War II.
The long description specifies an SK-5 high carbon steel 10.5" clip-point blade with a black finish.
The product data lists a 6061 aluminum handle with a D-ring design, plus a ring guard for hand protection.
It includes a MOLLE-compatible Secure-Ex sheath with Cor-Ex belt loops and retaining straps.
No. The source describes it as a combat knife in the style of a trench weapon, so it is not presented as a dedicated hunting knife.